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Fast Facts: Bad News For Housing--Two Straight Months Of Declining Sales
It may be time to start worrying that the pitiful housing “recovery” under way for two years has reached its limit.
CPI, Jobs, Hourly Earnings, Real Retail Sales Show QE/ZIRP Massive Failure
The data show that QE and ZIRP are failing to stimulate retail spending.
Single Family Starts Outrun Sales - Construction Employment Lags, Multifamily Booms
The way the media is reporting housing starts news, you would think that housing is booming. Is it?
Fed Policy And PPI – ZIRP And QE Are DEflationary!
Aren’t QE and ZIRP supposed to be inflationary?
Initial Claims, Retail Sales And Job Openings - All Bad News
First time unemployment claims had their worst performance last week since 2009.
The All Important Second Trade - Understand It Or Choose Bamboozlement
It is true that the Fed’s buying did not lower long term interest rates. The ECB’s programs did.
A Not-So-Happy New Year
Contributors Lee Adler and Russ Winter discuss how the forces of a perfect storm are gathering in the U.S. economy
Initial Unemployment Claims At Lowest Levels Since End Of Housing Bubble And End Of Tech Bubble
Initial unemployment claims as a percentage of total employed is ominously low.
Does Quantitative Easing Boost Employment?
The facts show that QE does not boost employment. In fact, the opposite may be true.
Liquidity Trends Steady, No Surprises
No sign of change or reason to expect change in the trend of stock prices from the liquidity perspective.
First Time Unemployment Claims Steady As She Goes
The weekly ritual of the market reacting to fictional, seasonally adjusted headline numbers is ridiculous.
Federal Revenues Signal Economic Snap Back
Go ahead, buy the dip.
Claims Data Affirms Government "Shout" Down Had No Lasting Impact; Stocks Still Dangerously Extended
The stock market zombie has kept coming back to life.
Quantitative Easing: Does Money Grow On Trees?
CNBC's Lindsay Williams Interviews Lee Adler about quantitative easing.
Housing Indicator Review - Pending Home Sales- No Hype, Just The Facts
Economists fooled again! Who’d a thunk?
Skewing Of Initial Unemployment Claims Ends This Week- Here's What To Look For
Now that a political deal has been struck and federal workers are going back to work, the question is if claims will return to their recent past pattern.
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